Sentence examples for assert an advantage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, according to several political analysts and some of his advisers, is using this shift to find ways to assert an advantage over Mr. Gore.

A dispatch by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an anti-Assad activist group in Britain with a network of contacts inside Syria, said "Islamic rebel battalions" had seized the Binayat checkpoint, an important military gateway into Dara'a, which had enabled them to then assert a strategic advantage over much of the city.

In the meantime, investigators asserting a survival advantage for injured females should be cautious when making inferences based on observational data limited to hospitalized subjects.

This result contradicts what has generally been asserted as an "advantage of time competition".

To assert a proposition is to assert that it is entailed by a system of beliefs.

While net radio companies assert their advantage as the ultimate in music promotion, many senior record company executives see them as the ultimate in cannibalization and react ballistically to the assertion that the net firms are taking all the back-end risk in making music available on the web.

The authors assert the advantage of their method is having high prediction accuracy while using smaller numbers of genes than competing methods on several microarray data sets.

This result asserts an important policy implication.

Many asserted an academic benefit. .

A book recently published by the Harvard University Press, "The Early Admissions Game," asserts that applying early gives students an advantage comparable to raising their SAT scores by 100 points -- and in some extreme cases doubles or triples the chances of admission.

The Yale team asserts that its hulking size is an advantage over other quantum computing designs.